Easy Homemade Yogurt with NO SPECIAL APPLIANCES!

I've been making our family's yogurt this way for years! It's so simple and I especially love that it doesn't require an Instant Pot, Crockpot, dehydrator, or cooler! This very basic recipe will give you yummy, thick yogurt in 24 hours.
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[@lisasharinglifestorieswith4182]

You guys you know what I think I can hear the crickets and the frogs by your house how nice you should take us outside at night real quick and show us how everything sounds outside that's so wonderful

[@lindademlow2960]

I love watching you make all your special things and using everything and not wasting things. You are awesome and you should be very proud of yourself in the way you take care of your family. God bless you and yours.😍🙏

[@sharonsysol899]

Bluebabies❤ how sweet 💕 looks delicious

[@eileenfleming7115]

You never cease to amaze me with your resourcefulness Janice. It brings to mind if you were raised in this life style (homesteaders) or did you and Shawn make the decision 20 yrs ago that this is how you wanted to raise your family. Such a successful decision indeed! My admiration cup overfloweth with you both!! ♥️♥️

[@ozarkfamilyhomestead]

Nope, I had to learn all of this through trial and error! I do hope to do a video all about Our Homestead Story one of these days! :)

[@deedeeamberson5862]

Thank you, I love yogurt. I’m going to try making my own with your method.

[@alyndoyle5378]

Before we moved to the dairy we had 2 Jersey cows and 1 Gurnsey cow. Such good cream.

[@deborahwiles6158]

When I have~ fun in our kitchen, I clean up my ~ Fun ~ as soon as possible, loved it when you were pouring the warm milk into the jars & you... Slopped your Dripper😁enjoyed yours & Sarah's laughter

[@ozarkfamilyhomestead]

Oh Deborah, you made me chuckle! Sarah and I do have fun together in the kitchen and I know that I'm going to be grateful to have these precious memories recorded when I look back in years to come. :)

[@sheilamcgaughy6277]

When I was a teenager I was on a weight loss diet and mom used to make yogurt pops for me , I thought of it when I saw your pudding pop video. They can have fruit added to them as well.

[@deborahwiles6158]

I love the way you all go with the flow of things and do things in the order of just living happily and enjoying each new moment🥛🐄🍧🥄🍦💞

[@melindastookey3831]

Rebecca is adorable 😍 💕 always swiping fruit lol

[@ozarkfamilyhomestead]

She loves her blue babies! 😉

[@sharonsmart3984]

Janice you are an amazing teacher I’m 65 years old but if I were in my thirties I would do what y’all do and make my own yogurt. Y’all are truly a blessing and teach everyone from 8 to 80 useful things keep on with your wonderful vlogs you get 2 big thumbs up from me

[@kathleen4579]

Homemade yogurt tastes so much better than the store bought. I have a yogurt machine with 5 small jars. I will try your method. Doesn't use electricity.

[@faithfullyfitkitchen]

Making this literally right now!! I'll let you know how it goes!

[@lisasharinglifestorieswith4182]

Amy from freakin frugal kind of does the same thing but she just leaves in a Crock-Pot on off overnight and puts a blanket or a towel on top of it to I seen another lady from our tribe of many she just leaves it in the oven overnight with just the oven light on and it does the same thing so that's awesome great great ideas

[@teslaacademy4736]

You never cease to amaze me, Janice, I learn something new and useful from you and your lovely family constantly. You're helping me find a healthier lifestyle for myself and my family so from the bottom of my heart, thank you!

[@brendamaas4293]

I make mine by sitting it in the oven wrapped in a heavy towel and the oven light on, no other heat source. Heat to 180 in a pot, then cool to 110. When at 110 then i stir in some of my last batch of yogurt as a starter, then do the oven method, after it is set i drain off the whey as i like it thicker like greek yogurt.

[@ozarkfamilyhomestead]

That sounds like a great alternative, Brenda!! Thanks for sharing! :)

[@SheilaMiracle-n5d]

Never knew that was how yogurt is made looks easy

[@CatherineKitty480]

I am learning so much Janice ❤

[@angeliabarkley3134]

WOW, very impressive, you are so smart

[@tamylynn]

Oh my goodness, I never took the time to find out just how yogurt was made! I’m learning so many things from you and your family. I’m so happy that your videos somehow found their way into my stream of suggested interests. 🙂💕🇨🇦

[@Bex-rg8pj]

Cute little beggar ❤

[@ozarkfamilyhomestead]

(from Shawn) Bex is watching the reruns!

[@Bex-rg8pj]

@@ozarkfamilyhomestead I always do, Shawn. I think voices and speech besides content plays a big role for me, and honesty. I seem to remember things. Three channels I can listen to over and over is your family, our tribe of many, and a country life. They remind me of my family.

[@melindastookey3831]

Also I really love your yogurt recipe it's much easier

[@ritaslade2989]

Wow that's really interesting I've never saw a recipe like that so cool God Bless You

[@janicewert3919]

I love how you interact with your children. Stopping for a needed hug and a kind word. My name is also Janice. Blessings to you and your family.

[@ozarkfamilyhomestead]

Not too many Janices around! So happy to meet another one! 😉

[@gingerbatchelder9969]

I love your thermometer .

[@usacrochetpodcastgloria6132]

I've never made homemade yogurt what a cool idea. Your kids are sweet. Great video

[@ohmeowzer1]

You are such nice people

[@larriacarroll1932]

I wish there was a ❤ button. This was a great video and Im gonna be making my own yogurt from now on.

[@ozarkfamilyhomestead]

Oooh, I would love it if there were a LOVE button! :)

[@davidjones2146]

The yogurt recipe looked amazing thank you !!! Your amazing mama to 7 children

[@ozarkfamilyhomestead]

Thank you so much, David!! :)

[@trishthedish2790]

We used to put cream on our ceral

[@tammysarrazin-ux9tv]

went to endo yesterday and my a1c is at 5.7 and 12 lbs less than my last visit yeahhhhhhhhhh me hope your numbers are good hugssss

[@ozarkfamilyhomestead]

That's awesome, Tammy!!!! I'm so very happy for you. That's evidence of dedication and perseverance right there! :)

[@tammysarrazin-ux9tv]

@@ozarkfamilyhomestead ty hun

[@faithfullyfitkitchen]

I've been looking for a video on this!! Thank you Janice!

[@jackiejermeay6568]

As always amazing. So resourceful😊

[@ggcruise]

You make everything look so simple! In this case, it kind of is!

[@ozarkfamilyhomestead]

I like taking the simple route if at all possible! This way works, so I just stick with it! :)

[@nadinesearfoss8062]

This is so wonderful that you know how to do this stuff ,I cook but I wouldn't have a clue .I just love your family and all your recipes GodBless to your entire family ❤.

[@delorisdeloy]

Thank you for the video 👍

[@jacki6301]

When I make it in the winter, I put the glass jars with yogurt in a stock pot and set it on my heating pad. It keeps it just the right toasty!

[@ozarkfamilyhomestead]

That's a great option! Thanks for sharing! :)

[@teeh917]

That's a great idea !

[@LikesQuilts]

Yum, that yogurt looks so good! I'm going to try your method that looks much easier than using the instant pot. Thanks for sharing.

[@tinahiggins5789]

Thank you

[@colleenbrewer4453]

I can see the difference in the milk and cream

[@amarasawyer3010]

Please share how you make butter and I love your videos thanks 👍

[@mppar3104]

Thank you SO much !!! I never knew it was this easy! Looking forward to trying this out ! God bless y’all ❤

[@ozarkfamilyhomestead]

Yay!! I just know it's going to turn out wonderfully for you! :)

[@SueShisler]

Hello from Northwest Ohio !!! Your yogurt looks yummy .We have a yogurt maker .Should get it out and make some .Rebecca sure likes those blueberries .When my grandkids came when they were little always wanted my canned fruit .peaches or pears .My grandson would eat a whole quart by himself. Did not ask for candy but can fruit .You are one great Mother Janice .Blessing from Northwest Ohio

[@ozarkfamilyhomestead]

Thank you so much for the kind comment, Sue! I sure do appreciate it! 💕

[@msmary126]

Great job Janice. I should give this a try! You are so resourceful and loving ❤️ love Mary in Maine

[@lucindasutt7365]

Very good how to video. Thank you so much.

[@ohmeowzer1]

❤️❤️🌸🌷🦋🌻🌻🌼 wonderful video as always.Mazel Tov

[@ozarkfamilyhomestead]

Thank you so very much!! I always appreciate the way you take the time to leave kind comments on our videos! I may not get to respond to each of them, but I do read each and every one! 💕

[@susanwilliams1881]

Thanks for sharing

[@beverlyhart6144]

I love your videos I have learned so much from you keep up the great work god bless you an your family ❤

[@ozarkfamilyhomestead]

Thank you soooo very much, Beverly!! :) I appreciate the kind comment!

[@stitchengramie]

I never knew you can make yogurt this way.

[@sussanlondry6445]

You can see the difference that’s awesome.🥰

[@geraldinelucas3143]

Being a widow living by myself I just make mine in the I.P. but always wanted to see it done your way. I also drain the whey for a time from mine. Interesting you use honey as your sweetener (I use Maple syrup) and add half a can of Condensed Sweetened Milk in the original milk and culture I did not know you could just stir the culture in after milk is ready. Very interesting you have taught this old dog a new trick.

[@kandybackus3075]

Hi sweet family 🙂♥️♥️♥️

[@ozarkfamilyhomestead]

Hi Kandy! I'm showing you as being the first commenter!! :)

[@ItzMzJulez2U]

Great video! ❤️

[@Valeria-uc9qv]

Thankyou so much for all your amazing recipes and ideas. ❤️ What a lovely family!

[@tinahiggins5789]

Great video

[@lindsaybezet3517]

Thank you, Janice! You made it look easy! I have already made Sarah's biscuits 2 times!! They were awesome! Y'all help me try recipes while not feeling intimidated. Please make more cooking videos! I enjoy all of your family's videos. God bless!!

[@ozarkfamilyhomestead]

Oh, that makes me so happy, Lindsay! I'm glad you're enjoying Sarah's biscuits. I've learned so much through our homesteading journey and it's just one new project at a time and not being afraid to fail. We have more food-related videos in the works. Actually, tomorrow is supposed to be another "What We Eat In A Week" video and it's almost an hour long!

[@lindsaybezet3517]

@@ozarkfamilyhomestead oh, thank you! I am always looking for new ideas to serve my family! You all inspire me! And I love your cheerfulness, Janice! Every mother should be cheerful 😀

[@maegardnermills4292]

Thank you so much. Making yogurt is not that hard to make. I will try this. ❤️ to you and your family.

[@tinahiggins5789]

Looks great

[@sussanlondry6445]

I sure enjoyed the yogurt making Janice I am going to try making some.Blessings to you all my friends.🇨🇦🌟🌟👍❤️

[@ozarkfamilyhomestead]

Awesome, Sussan! I just know yours is going to turn out perfect! Thank you so much for being a blessing to our family! :)

[@jennykiest169]

Thanks so much for sharing! Thats the same way i do my yogurt but i use the crockpot instead of the pan!

[@bumblebee7922]

I'm gonna try your way. I have a very old yogurt maker and it still works, but I have to remove the yogurt by 4-5 hours or it kinda burns it. LOL LOVE your sweet videos and love your family. HUGS and blessings....

[@ozarkfamilyhomestead]

Awesome!! Be sure to let me know how it goes. Also, please know that we love reading sweet comments like yours as it does really, truly brighten our day! :)

[@trishthedish2790]

Your so talented I love to learn from you

[@ozarkfamilyhomestead]

Oh, thank you so much! You totally made me smile with that sweet comment! 💕

[@mandeep8t]

Thank you, this was easy and after a little bit of raw honey pretty tasty

[@ozarkfamilyhomestead]

Yay!! I'm so glad you liked it! :)

[@Jport3]

Oh my goodness! That is THICK!! MY Dad would've loved that! ♥️ I can see the difference it's very noticeable. Lol Messes are mandatory for a good cook. Thanks for the tutorial!! You're the best!💞🙏🏼💞

[@ozarkfamilyhomestead]

I'm so glad you were able to see it on camera! I was worried it wouldn't show up well. Always thankful for your kind words and encouragement, Jeanne! :)

[@beatricebeckstrand4111]

Thanks!

[@ozarkfamilyhomestead]

Thank you sooooo very much, Beatrice!!! Our whole family says, "Thank You!" for the gift! :)

[@7kinhomestead]

That was great!! I'm going to rewatch it with Cari and do this. We love yogurt!!

[@ozarkfamilyhomestead]

Yay!! You two can definitely do it! :)

[@jennysfarmsweetfarm7726]

YUM! So glad you shared this, I've made it in the instant pot, but this seems pretty easy too. I'm going to try it your way the next time. We love ours topped with homemade granola & fruit as well. Homemade ice cream from fresh jersey milk & cream sounds so delicious! God bless y'all and thank you for all the great videos!

[@ozarkfamilyhomestead]

Thank you, Jenny! If you do try it this way, I would love a review comparing this method to your instant pot method. I've never tried it in an instant pot since this way is so simple, but I am curious if the end result would be different between the two. :)

[@racheladams5299]

I grew up on a dairy farm and made yogurt from raw cows milk. We had Holstein cows so not as much cream on top. No need to skim off the cream. Jersey breed milk has more thick cream than our cows. Miss the homemade yogurt these days. Sad to say I now live in the city wondering if I could still make yogurt from store bought milk.

[@lanatrapp1589]

You're amazing. I love yogurt, but it's so expensive now. I'm learning so much from you. It would be great if you could make a cookbook. Can I please ask for more prayers. They have found the culprit of my swelling in my abdomen. There's a blockage and possibly stones in the bile duct. I'm going to the hospital tomorrow for a more evasive test. It looks like surgery is eminent. 😢 This is all from the accident. I'm a little anxious. But I really want this taken care of. Your videos make me happy. Thank you for that. Hugs, love, and prayers to all of you. Lana Banana😊

[@seventhdayissabbath8747]

lanatrapp1589 Saying a prayer for you, may God bless and keep you

[@ozarkfamilyhomestead]

Lana!!!!! You can absolutely have more prayers! 💕 Please give me an update on your hospital testing whenever you're able. You can private message me. The children will want an update too. (Oh...and I love that you signed your comment as Lana Banana!) 🍌

[@shopcookeatwi]

Such a timely video! I am just about to make my first batch and I'm going to follow this video step by step. Looks great. Thank you so much for sharing this.

[@staceygallagher4721]

That's yoghurt looks yummy 😋 ❤❤

[@ozarkfamilyhomestead]

Thanks Stacey! We sure do like it! :)

[@karenjoy7557]

Karen-Aussie can U make coconut yoghurt the same way do you know...???❤❤❤

[@ozarkfamilyhomestead]

I don't know about that one, Karen! I've only ever done it with cow's milk. 🐄

[@nmarie360]

I don't have a Daisy cow😊but I think I will give this a go! Janice- have you or Sarah already posted a granola recipe? It is SO pricey at the supermarket - thanks so much!

[@ozarkfamilyhomestead]

We haven't, but it's on the list of videos to make! We're totally out of granola right now, so we need to get another batch made up soon!

[@clairebattersby6340]

Perfect timing for me, thank you! I’ve got raw milk arriving today and I planned to make yoghurt today after like a decade of doing it before.

[@LCMCCHESNEY]

You could see the difference between the milk and cream on Camara. No worries

[@doloreswilson6698]

I've never made yogurt. I love your video's.

[@ozarkfamilyhomestead]

Thank you so very much, Dolores!! I appreciate you always supporting our family! :)

[@stitchengramie]

So you are using store brought yogurt for making your yogurt?

[@marciebray5303]

Can you ma,eit with store milk

[@marciebray5303]

Can you use store bought milk

[@galedobschuetz4007]

I enjoy your videos. Thank you.

[@ozarkfamilyhomestead]

Thank you so very much for watching and supporting our family, Gale! :)

[@carolwhisenhunt7504]

Loved this! So easy. I had no idea. Ty for sharing.

[@ozarkfamilyhomestead]

You're very, very welcome, Carol! :)

[@sharlenedegazon-legay9746]

I am definitely going to try this recipe. Definitely one of the easiest ones that i have seen so far. Thank you Janice!❤❤❤

[@ozarkfamilyhomestead]

Awesome, Sharlene!! I try to keep these processes as easy as possible if i can! :)

[@stitchengramie]

Can I use the milk that I buy at the store?

[@terrytully1051]

Janice, you are introducing me to a whole new way of living! I'll just tell you straight out ..... I dont even own a cooking thermometer! I've eaten yogurt once in my life (my grandchildren eat it all the time but it's store bought) I have eaten frozen yogurt a good amount of times, from TCBY (a frozen yogurt franchise.) Could you make that with your ice cream maker? Silly question. Of course you could!!!!! My culinary skills are sorely lacking. I love watching all the magic you work in your kitchen. And what you eat is sooo healthy. Where do you store your m & m's and Hostess cupcakes??? J/K Thanks for another great video. I loved it! And sweet little Rebecca sure loves her blue babies. So precious! Toni

[@ozarkfamilyhomestead]

Hey Toni, always glad seeing you here!! I think I just like the challenge of learning new things. That way, even if I choose to buy my yogurt at the store...at least I KNOW that I know how to make it myself. It's like I get extra points for independence or "beating the system" or something. I don't know why that motivates me, but it does. Oh, and...we do still buy Hershey's kisses for homemade peanut butter cookies and ice cream sandwiches are in my freezer in the garage. It's all about moderation, right?!? :)

[@brendastuemke5202]

If I buy store milk, should I buy whole milk, 2%, 1% or skim to make yogurt? I will have my husband run to neighbors and buy a gallon from their dairy farm, but for now or for others that can’t get farm fresh milk, what should we buy? I’m excited to make our own yogurt! Thank you for the video!

[@tammysarrazin-ux9tv]

my health worker is amazing she is from Lebanon and cant understand why people buy yogurt lol she makes it from scratch once a week for her family as they use a lot in and on the food they eat .......since i cant do it because diabetic neuropathy in my hands hugsssssss

[@starlingmorris648]

Thank you so much for this video! Very timely for me. Am I supposed to save some of the yogurt to be a starter for next time, and how long is it good for? One more thing- do you make sour cream? I would love to see a video on that

[@ozarkfamilyhomestead]

Whenever you make your second batch of yogurt, you can choose to use some more of your store-bought yogurt as the starter or you can go ahead and use some of the yogurt from the first batch you made. Either way, it should turn out great! I do make our sour cream and it's very, very similar to making yogurt. I need to make up some more, so I'll try to film it when I do! Thank you so much for supporting our family! 💕

[@TrishHuffman-f5e]

I can see the difference!

[@ozarkfamilyhomestead]

Yay!! I was hoping it would actually show up on camera! :)

[@lynnmccullough7568]

I love homemade brown bread ice cream ❤

[@ozarkfamilyhomestead]

I have never heard of this, but now you have me intrigued!! :)

[@lynnmccullough7568]

@@ozarkfamilyhomestead For the Caramelized Brown Bread Crumbs 2 cups crustless 1/4 inch bread cubes. 1/2 cup water 1/2 cup sugar, plus 2 tablespoons for sprinkling 1/4 teaspoon of salt 1 tablespoon of unsalted butter, melted To Make the Brown Bread Crumbs Heat the oven to 350 degrees F. Bake the bread crumbs on a parchment lined baking sheet for 5 to 7 minutes. Remove from the oven. Leave the oven on. In a medium saucepan, combine 1/4 cup of the water and the sugar and cook over medium heat until it begins to turn golden. Pull the pan off the heat. Heat the other 1/4 cup of water in a small pan. Check the first pan to make sure the caramel is the right color. If it's not, heat again until it's a deep amber. Using an oven mitt, and turning your face away from the caramel (for safety), add the hot water. It will bubble up and settle. Drizzle the caramel over the bread cubes. Sprinkle the mixture with the rest of the sugar. Add the salt and butter and toss the bread crumbs to combine. Spread the bread crumbs back over the parchment paper and bake for 6 to 7 minutes, stirring every two minutes. Slide the parchment onto a wire rack to let the bread crumbs cool. Once they have cooled, break them apart. Then you just add to your favorite vanilla ice cream recipe. I hope y’all like it. My late mama loved it.

[@ozarkfamilyhomestead]

@@lynnmccullough7568 Oh my, Lynn, I have a weakness for anything caramel. This one would probably be dangerous for me! 😉

[@evelynjolliff2799]

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[@rency7460]

can you put that cream in your coffee? maybe, just add vanilla

[@ozarkfamilyhomestead]

Oh yes, I enjoy that cream with my coffee every morning! I have some English Toffee stevia that I'm able to enjoy with it too. :)

[@myrahaner942]

Thank you so much for sharing! I'm assuming this would still work with store-bought milk? I've always done mine in the instant pot, but it's always turned out runny. I'm excited to try your method. I may only do a half gallon as we only have 3 children and might not eat it up fast enough. Do you know how long the yogurt is good for?

[@ozarkfamilyhomestead]

Yes, it would absolutely work with store-bought milk! I would expect it to last a good 2 weeks in the fridge, but we usually use ours up before that time has passed. :)

[@angelafleming3328]

Thank you Janice I have been wanting to learn to make yogurt. Can you make smaller batches like a half gallon of milk and if you don't have a cow what kind of milk do you get from the store?

[@ozarkfamilyhomestead]

Hi Angela!! Oh, you can definitely make smaller batches of yogurt. Just put a rounded 2 Tbsp. of starter yogurt into each quart jar that you're making. It you don't have fresh cow's milk, you can always use store-bought milk. I would probably try to stick to whole or 2% and it'll work out fine! 😃

[@gloriatwiggs467]

I will try this soon but my question is "How do you erase the Sharpy pen from the jar? I am a new subscriber and need yogurt but do not like all the additives.

[@ozarkfamilyhomestead]

Hi Gloria!! Thank you so much for subscribing to our family's channel! The Sharpie actually comes off pretty easily with just soapy water and a bit of a scrub. Of course, that's if you write directly on the glass. If you write on the metal lid, then the Sharpie is there forever! :)

[@teeh917]

I grew up with Jersey and Guernsey milk cows. It just doesn't get better than that, does it. Your yogurt looks wonderful, Janice. Have a blessed week, Hun. 🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻

[@lori5142]

Looks like I could do that. Can you use store bought milk? How long does it last, before going bad?

[@ozarkfamilyhomestead]

You can absolutely use store-bought milk, Lori! I think I would try to stick to either whole or 2%. I would feel confident in keeping this yogurt in the fridge for a good 2 weeks. We've never had our yogurt go bad, but we do usually finish it all off within that 2 week period. 😃

[@vikkibyington3066]

💜Good to see you today! I’ve never made yogurt..not even in my instant pot. I’ve tasted plain yogurt and I’ve eaten it in place of sour cream on a baked potato, otherwise I don’t know much about it except eating the flavored kind from the store. 😂 I’ve put away my fair share and that’s the truth! For nearly 2 years I could only eat yogurt, cottage cheese, salad and a few other things that my upper gastrointestinal system would permit. Question: Is there anything you can’t do? You put me to shame! 😜 Your kids are so sweet. And good looking. Rebeckah just makes me want to hold her in a rocker or a porch swing and sing to her or tell her stories. Kids are the best. Was thinking about Sarah wanting 12 kids. I know she has seen the birthing process from living on a farm and is in no way naive but I couldn’t help but wonder if she would still be saying that after her first delivery. 😂 Of course, God made us women strong and full of maternal yearnings (not everyone) so sweet babies are being born everyday. My niece, Lauren’s friend just had identical twins a few weeks ago. Delivered at full term. Warms my heart every time I see her post a photo on fb. I’m rambling too much. I am a chatterbox but being ill and being alone gets lonesome sometimes. Don’t guess you know much about that, huh? 😂 my love to you all. Glad your kids get to spend time with their grandparents. We spent summers in PA With my Grandma. It was amazing. Bye now…for real. 🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️❤️🥰🥰

[@ozarkfamilyhomestead]

Oh Vikki, I always love hearing from you!! I'm hoping Sarah continues to want a large family as I want to have lots of grandbabies! :) I am cherishing these sweet moments with Rebekah because I know I may be getting too old to have an 8th baby. My outlook has certainly changed from my days as a young mother compared to now as an old mother. Sarah, David, and Abigail are now spending their time at Grandma Camp and I know they're having an awesome time. Samuel, Andrew, and Anna returned home happy, but worn out...which I'm pretty sure is the way it's supposed to be when you're staying with Grandma and Papa. :)

[@vikkibyington3066]

@@ozarkfamilyhomestead you Rock Mama Janice! ❤️🙏🏻🙏🏻🎉

[@98849]

Somehow you are never alone on the internet but I empathise with the loneliness while been unwell.I have always had a fear of twins and identical twins still freak me out in my 70’s . My mother almost married an identical twin and funnily I have two friends who are identical twins but I have never see them together. Take care.

[@chrismergener6762]

I don't have access to fresh cow's milk so what can I use in place of it? Thank you. I really enjoy your videos!

[@ozarkfamilyhomestead]

Oh Chris, you can definitely use regular store milk to make your own yogurt! I'd probably stick to whole milk or 2% and I think they'd work fine. Please know we all appreciate you watching our family's channel! :)

[@Murphyoberle]

Can I add in vanilla during the milk cooking process? Might be a silly question.

[@ozarkfamilyhomestead]

(from Shawn) Janice says she would think that should work.

[@g3n3xis]

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[@mad162-z3g]

Great video - thank you. It looks delicious :)

[@ozarkfamilyhomestead]

Thanks a bunch, Mary Ann! We sure do enjoy it! :)